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There is no AM PM in Japanese, only more seconds are displayed #130

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louies0623 opened this issue Dec 17, 2022 · 9 comments
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There is no AM PM in Japanese, only more seconds are displayed #130

louies0623 opened this issue Dec 17, 2022 · 9 comments

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@louies0623
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louies0623 commented Dec 17, 2022

Japanese
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In japanese
AM = 午前
PM = 午後
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Japanese_time

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Simplified Chinese
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We are using the locales as defined by Qt. We are not modifying them manually.

m_menu->menuAction()->setText(QLocale::system().toString(QTime::currentTime(), QLocale::ShortFormat)); // Only time

Do you see any Qt options we would need to use?

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I'll check first to see if it's a translation problem because it only happens in Japanese.

@louies0623
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It is not in the translation list, have you added it?

@probonopd
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I have not changed anything, no. So possibly we don't even support Japanese properly yet at this moment.

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probonopd commented Dec 17, 2022

Which one is "Japanese" (jp) that most people in Japan use?

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Stuff like this is what tends to drive me crazy.

Seems like "ja" is what has been used for most projects so far:

https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/hellosystem/menu/ja/

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louies0623 commented Dec 17, 2022

is "ja"
I reference this project
https://translate.ubports.com/languages/ja/ubports/

ja kanji = japanese kanji Non-Japanese everyday expressions
Kansai = japanese dialect in Kansai
ja_CARES Need to check , Maybe Honorific speech in Japanese
jpn_JP Need to check

@louies0623
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I still have a question, how the date and time are translated, Weblate does not have these translation strings.

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They are not translated (by us) at all. We are just using what Qt provides.

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Maybe don't use what qt provides, it should be added to Date Time translation.

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